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Gunfire Leadership Team

We are thrilled to announce that Richard Fraser-Smith is joining the Gunfire Senior Leadership team as our new Head of Digital Transformation.

Richard will be working closely with our teams to ensure our technology and processes evolve with the company.

Welcome aboard, Richard!

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